May 31, 2017
What can we say or do to comfort the grieving? Is "I'm sorry," really enough? A listener asks if it was normal to grieve their father before he actually died. And I give my honest thoughts on a recent New York Times piece about a Canadian man who planned and attended his own wake.
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